You're right i have 245 hours in Elite Dangerous, maybe lets get back on topic?Video games consume a lot more power than that, yet people often play them for hours.
You're right i have 245 hours in Elite Dangerous, maybe lets get back on topic?Video games consume a lot more power than that, yet people often play them for hours.
Other parts like GPU will be idle thus won't consume much power, answer this question: you assumed 550w power consumption because you're using a 550w PSU, am I right?I meant total power cunsumption of the system.
Just a question how do i build the main.c file in visual studio the build options are greyed out?Other parts like GPU will be idle thus won't consume much power, answer this question: you assumed 550w power consumption because you're using a 550w PSU, am I right?
That is way off topic.
I just wrote the ugliest BCD loop code, testing show trying the 08a15 range for 08A1522617110121 cost 545 seconds.
So previous calculation about less than one hour was legit, you can try all three range simultaneously and that's only three threads, won't even reach full load on a 4C8T CPU like your 1500X.
That's just the file I modified, you need to get the whole source, which comes with a Makefile, I suppose it won't work with visual studio, on windows you'll need mingw or something like that.Just a question how do i build the main.c file in visual studio the build options are greyed out?
You can also use GnuWin, probably.on windows you'll need mingw or something like that.
Did you use mingw?
Glad that somebody finally got around to make a PC tool for ConsoleID bruting! How about supporting CID, too? It's containing an 8bit date code and a 32bit random/serial number, plus some fixed bits (with 2-3 chip/maker specific combinations). So CPU time should be roughly same as for the ConsoleID (as long as one of the values is known - if both are unknown then it would probably take more than a billion hours).
PS. here's how I discovered the CID and bruted the ConsoleID http://ngemu.com/threads/dsi-cid-discovered.169257/ back in 2015, it's been quite adventurous (at that time there wasn't much known about emmc decryption, apart from rumours that some people "have done it many years ago" without anybody really knowing how).
I do have that.BTW I suppose you should get that 3DS transfer tool, even if it can't be copied to SD, I believe injecting dsiware requires you to have a legit ticket on hand, that might be your final chance.
Will your main.c edit only search 08a15* range? If so where can i modify it so i can make 3 version one for 08a15* one for 08a19* and one for 08a20*?Other parts like GPU will be idle thus won't consume much power, answer this question: you assumed 550w power consumption because you're using a 550w PSU, am I right?
That is way off topic.
I just wrote the ugliest BCD loop code, testing show trying the 08a15 range for 08A1522617110121 cost 545 seconds.
So previous calculation about less than one hour was legit, you can try all three range simultaneously and that's only three threads, won't even reach full load on a 4C8T CPU like your 1500X.
It has a start parameter like 08a150I do have that.
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Will your main.c edit only search 08a15* range? If so where can i modify it so i can make 3 version one for 08a15* one for 08a19* and one for 08a20*?
So if mine started with 08a19 it wouldn't find it?It has a start parameter like 08a150
So if mine started with 08a19 it wouldn't find it?
--dsibrute start end Bruteforce DSi ConsoleID
--dsibrutebcd start Bruteforce DSi ConsoleID in BCD range
twltool nandcrypt --cid xxxx --dsibrutebcd 08a150 --in NAND.bin --out NAND_dec.bin
twltool nandcrypt --cid xxxx --dsibrutebcd 08a190 --in NAND.bin --out NAND_dec.bin
Yes.So if my cid would be 101 and my ConsoleID would start with 08a19 and my nand called NAND.bin i would type in:
twltool nandcrypt --cid 101 --dsibrutebcd 08a190 --in NAND.bin --out NAND_dec.bin
in cmd?
Thank you i will get around to building the modified .exe and then figure out how it would work with getting the CID with the Rpi.Yes.
Except I've already build & upload the exe? look up a bit.Thank you i will get around to building the modified .exe and then figure out how it would work with getting the CID with the Rpi.
Edit 1: Should i put the .exe in the op?